South Africa: No to Gender Based Censorship in the News

On World Press Freedom Day held this year under the banner "Critical Minds for Critical Times", Gender Links calls for an end to gender based censorship in the news.

A Southern African advocacy NGO that has done extensive research on gender in the media, Gender Links joins the Institute for the Advancement of Journalism, Freedom of Expression Institute, Media Development and Diversity Agency, South African National Editors in a robust debate today on challenges facing the media and its ability to effectively and independently represent citizens.

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